6. Lack of coordination amongst the partner organizations at the national level in the field of cyber security. 7. Attacks in cyber space to individuals or public agencies go unreported due to the fear of damage to reputation or due to other reasons. 8. The lack of national and international regulations about investigation and prosecution of cyber security incidents makes it even more difficult to cooperate, 9. The services of critical infrastructures are negatively affected not only by cyber-attacks but also by potential errors inherent in information systems, user errors or natural disasters, and there is a lack of capabilities necessary to take measures against these kinds of incidents, 10. Public organizations do not have good enough information security management infrastructures, 11. Public organizations and individuals do not have sufficient level of information and awareness in terms of cyber security, 12. Top managers of public organizations do not have sufficient information about cyber security or they do not seem to be sufficiently interested in the issue of cyber security, 13. Public organizations are not sufficiently structured towards achieving cyber security, and the issue of cyber security is regarded as a responsibility of the IT departments only. National Cyber Security Strategy and 2013-2014 Action Plan 13/47